Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
As the other respondents have said, I can’t tell you that in a public forum like this.
Basically, you won’t receive anything unless you meet the terms listed on the official page.
That’s the official answer.
That said, since you’ve gone to the trouble of asking, let me add a little more.
The world isn’t always fair. If you’re a woman likely to receive a flood of offers—or someone who might—then the club may be reluctant to let you leave if you say, “In that case, I’ll cancel my membership.”
So there may be about a 1% chance that the staff member who interviewed you will be willing to help.
Try asking first if you can call the staff member who interviewed you—something like, “Would it be okay if I called you?”
If they tell you, “I can talk during this time,” then I think it would be best to discuss it over the phone.
Normally, they may say, “Could you write it on LINE?” But I think it’s better to steer the conversation toward a call by saying something like, “I have something I’d like to discuss…”
This is also just common sense, but other staff members can see LINE messages. If you openly write about it there, even if that staff member wants to help, they may no longer be able to.
For example, suppose you wanted to say that you had mentioned it during the interview, but the staff member forgot to report it internally. If you write on LINE, “I only noticed your message afterward,” they wouldn’t be able to do that either.
I’m Fuu, a columnist.
I agree with Kazu.
When you’re dealing with an organization, you can’t publicly say yes to anything beyond the official rules, haha.
Try asking privately via LINE, email, or phone—something like, “I forgot to mention this earlier, but would it be possible…?” You can be a little sweet about it.
With requests like this, there’s no paper trail, and I think a phone call is the most effective.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
The trick to getting by is to ask about things like that discreetly rather than in public.
People who ask such questions openly tend to get brushed off, since they seem like the type to spill everything if given any leeway.
